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Doggerland wasn’t legend—it was a real landscape of rivers, wetlands, forests, and open plains that once linked Britain to mainland Europe. People hunted, fished, and moved along river corridors as the coastline shifted year by year. As post–Ice Age seas climbed, the land didn’t vanish instantly: it fractured into islands, coastlines collapsed, and familiar routes turned into tidal traps.

Then comes the shock factor: the Storegga Slide tsunami (often dated around ~6200 BCE) may have slammed remaining low coasts, turning a slow loss into a sudden disaster for some communities. The proof Doggerland was inhabited is physical—stone tools, barbed points, and animal remains recovered from the seabed and coastal deposits.

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This is a cinematic AI-generated reenactment inspired by archaeological and geoscience research. Specific visuals (exact coastlines by year, camp locations, tsunami height, and individual actions) are dramatized or approximated for storytelling, and the timing/impact of events varied across different parts of Doggerland.